Case Study 10: MFC with SQLite
- What is SQLite3?
- Installing and Using SQLite on Windows
- Basic Git Command Line Reference for Windows Users
- Creating A Basic Make File for Compiling C Code
- Getting Started with Git for the Windows Developer (Part III) - Working with Files Using Bash
- SQLite
- Starting with SQLite in C++
- SQLiteTbl, A C++ class that provides a CRecordSet like interface for SQLite
- GtCalc: A C++ Spreadsheet Control for GT Graphical User Interface Library
- SQLDevKit: A C++ Object Oriented Wrapper to SQLite
- SQLite3 MFC Wrapper
- An Easy to Use Wrapper for SQLite3 (Totally Free Embedded Database Engine!)
- CppSQLite - C++ Wrapper for SQLite
Prerequsite
SQLite3 is a compact free database you can use easily to create and use a database. Learn more about it in this blog post.
How to install and use SQLite on Windows.
While there are GUI interfaces available for GIT (some good, some bad), familiarity with at least the basics of git’s command line interface can only enhance your ability to use the tool to maximum effectiveness..
The basics of compiling C code and using Makefiles.
Third part in a series focused on getting familiar with Git for Windows developers.
Case Study
SQLite access C++ classes.
TIn this article, I share my experience creating and compiling a simple C++ program using SQLite to store data..
A CRecordSet like interface for a SQLite database table..
GtCalc is a spreadsheet library for the GT Graphical User Interface Library.
The SQL Developer Kit, or SQD, is an interface wrapper around the SQLite 3 Database engine..
A SQLite3 MFC wrapper with Unicode/Pocket PC 2003 support.
I have created classes to wrap the SQLite3 library, to remove many headaches....
C++ wrapper around the SQLite embedded database library..
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